THIS IS A ANALOGY FROM SOMEONE ON ANOTHER FORUM ON WHAT MIGHT HAPPEN IN SEASON 6

[thatgirl61]

Holy ****. I was rewatching season 1, and all of a sudden I had to watch 100 -that's why I know the first couple of episodes of S6 will be an ordeal. Anyway, I did that to review the parallels between the pilot and 100 situation, and what could happen in the whole tBitE and 6x01. The Benjamin Franklin quotation that was such a big deal, "The definition of insanity is doing the same thing over and over again and expecting a different outcome", that was obviously not something random, as we saw the disseminated hints to it throughout the season. But it can also mean that the mirrors between what happened to them during their first collaboration and separation will work the same way. Let me explain.

In the first case, she assaulted a federal judge and got herself fired. In the pilot she threatened a US Senator but this time, Booth stood up for her. In the first case, she ran away from him and he let her go. In the pilot, she ran away from him but he chased her. In the first case, their differences, her working with her brain and he with his guts led them to alienate the other. In the pilot, they went for a compromise. SOMEHOW, they did the same thing over and over again, but another outcome was born from it.

The same thing goes for their being together again. A case brings them together again, just like season 1. Bones comes back from a dig, just like the pilot and is forcefully dragged into murder solving, but apparently she is the one to get Booth wherever it is that he comes from (the Airport would be a great parallel) and not the contrary. Booth has someone in his life -a blonde doing a bitchy job- and Bones does not and feels very insecure and jealous about it (she was clearly shocked and jealous in 1x02). They are doing the same thing, over and over again. And obviously the outcome will be different.


Okay, I love HH again.


Re-edit: So does it mean, if the outcome is different, that this time:

- Bones gets Booth, as she is the one waiting for him while in the pilot he was the one "waiting" for her at the airport. Meaning she is the one showing him that she wants to be reunited with him again.
- Booth is the one to break up with HP, because in season 1 it was Tessa who broke up with him. Meaning this time he will break up because he has REASONS to hope for something with Bones, which he had not in season 1, she made it clear in 1x02 when he probed to see if there was an opening with her.

I missed over-analyzing. I feel brand newish.

Re-re-edit, because I had to add: At large what does it mean? Their same things/different outcomes last time created their strong relationship, surrogate relationship. So obviously the mirror this time is that the same things/different outcomes will create the next level relationship. THE RELATIONSHIP that will make us die from a blissful overdose of fluff.


LAST edit tonight I think: The first time, it was Booth who did most of the work because he had done most of the wrong in their first case by using her and lying to her and somehow not considering her how he should have. This time, it is Bones who is gonna have to do the work because she is the one who did Booth wrong. Just a matter of symmetrical balance in the development of their relationship. She is slower than him for that and it's logical that they would have them work at a difference pace. I love this show again.
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[katharine]

Holy ****. I was rewatching season 1, and all of a sudden I had to watch 100 -that's why I know the first couple of episodes of S6 will be an ordeal. Anyway, I did that to review the parallels between the pilot and 100 situation, and what could happen in the whole tBitE and 6x01. The Benjamin Franklin quotation that was such a big deal, "The definition of insanity is doing the same thing over and over again and expecting a different outcome", that was obviously not something random, as we saw the disseminated hints to it throughout the season. But it can also mean that the mirrors between what happened to them during their first collaboration and separation will work the same way. Let me explain.

In the first case, she assaulted a federal judge and got herself fired. In the pilot she threatened a US Senator but this time, Booth stood up for her. In the first case, she ran away from him and he let her go. In the pilot, she ran away from him but he chased her. In the first case, their differences, her working with her brain and he with his guts led them to alienate the other. In the pilot, they went for a compromise. SOMEHOW, they did the same thing over and over again, but another outcome was born from it.

The same thing goes for their being together again. A case brings them together again, just like season 1. Bones comes back from a dig, just like the pilot and is forcefully dragged into murder solving, but apparently she is the one to get Booth wherever it is that he comes from (the Airport would be a great parallel) and not the contrary. Booth has someone in his life -a blonde doing a bitchy job- and Bones does not and feels very insecure and jealous about it (she was clearly shocked and jealous in 1x02). They are doing the same thing, over and over again. And obviously the outcome will be different.


Okay, I love HH again.


Re-edit: So does it mean, if the outcome is different, that this time:

- Bones gets Booth, as she is the one waiting for him while in the pilot he was the one "waiting" for her at the airport. Meaning she is the one showing him that she wants to be reunited with him again.
- Booth is the one to break up with HP, because in season 1 it was Tessa who broke up with him. Meaning this time he will break up because he has REASONS to hope for something with Bones, which he had not in season 1, she made it clear in 1x02 when he probed to see if there was an opening with her.

I missed over-analyzing. I feel brand newish.

Re-re-edit, because I had to add: At large what does it mean? Their same things/different outcomes last time created their strong relationship, surrogate relationship. So obviously the mirror this time is that the same things/different outcomes will create the next level relationship. THE RELATIONSHIP that will make us die from a blissful overdose of fluff.


LAST edit tonight I think: The first time, it was Booth who did most of the work because he had done most of the wrong in their first case by using her and lying to her and somehow not considering her how he should have. This time, it is Bones who is gonna have to do the work because she is the one who did Booth wrong. Just a matter of symmetrical balance in the development of their relationship. She is slower than him for that and it's logical that they would have them work at a difference pace. I love this show again.
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Wow. Now that's a lot of thought...Do we think HH is as smart as this person gives him credit for? Planning and plotting that way.

[192630]

Holy ****. I was rewatching season 1, and all of a sudden I had to watch 100 -that's why I know the first couple of episodes of S6 will be an ordeal. Anyway, I did that to review the parallels between the pilot and 100 situation, and what could happen in the whole tBitE and 6x01. The Benjamin Franklin quotation that was such a big deal, "The definition of insanity is doing the same thing over and over again and expecting a different outcome", that was obviously not something random, as we saw the disseminated hints to it throughout the season. But it can also mean that the mirrors between what happened to them during their first collaboration and separation will work the same way. Let me explain.

In the first case, she assaulted a federal judge and got herself fired. In the pilot she threatened a US Senator but this time, Booth stood up for her. In the first case, she ran away from him and he let her go. In the pilot, she ran away from him but he chased her. In the first case, their differences, her working with her brain and he with his guts led them to alienate the other. In the pilot, they went for a compromise. SOMEHOW, they did the same thing over and over again, but another outcome was born from it.

The same thing goes for their being together again. A case brings them together again, just like season 1. Bones comes back from a dig, just like the pilot and is forcefully dragged into murder solving, but apparently she is the one to get Booth wherever it is that he comes from (the Airport would be a great parallel) and not the contrary. Booth has someone in his life -a blonde doing a bitchy job- and Bones does not and feels very insecure and jealous about it (she was clearly shocked and jealous in 1x02). They are doing the same thing, over and over again. And obviously the outcome will be different.


Okay, I love HH again.


Re-edit: So does it mean, if the outcome is different, that this time:

- Bones gets Booth, as she is the one waiting for him while in the pilot he was the one "waiting" for her at the airport. Meaning she is the one showing him that she wants to be reunited with him again.
- Booth is the one to break up with HP, because in season 1 it was Tessa who broke up with him. Meaning this time he will break up because he has REASONS to hope for something with Bones, which he had not in season 1, she made it clear in 1x02 when he probed to see if there was an opening with her.

I missed over-analyzing. I feel brand newish.

Re-re-edit, because I had to add: At large what does it mean? Their same things/different outcomes last time created their strong relationship, surrogate relationship. So obviously the mirror this time is that the same things/different outcomes will create the next level relationship. THE RELATIONSHIP that will make us die from a blissful overdose of fluff.


LAST edit tonight I think: The first time, it was Booth who did most of the work because he had done most of the wrong in their first case by using her and lying to her and somehow not considering her how he should have. This time, it is Bones who is gonna have to do the work because she is the one who did Booth wrong. Just a matter of symmetrical balance in the development of their relationship. She is slower than him for that and it's logical that they would have them work at a difference pace. I love this show again.
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I like your thought process. It just gives us shippers a little hope.

[jro54]

@Thatgirl61 I like the way you think ...I just wonder if Hart is realy that clever?

[thatgirl61]

IDK They say he's a genius

[kat0505]

So, in season 5, Booth wants Brennan but Brennan doesn't want Booth and she runs off.

In season 6, Brennan decides that she does want Booth.

Can you tell me what will be the outcome here? Maybe Booth runs off this time?

[thatgirl61]

I really don't know I found this analogy and found it interesting, so I posted it here to see what everybody thought about it.

[kat0505]

Well yeah, let's hope there will be a different outcome this time instead of running away from each other. Maybe they will RUN TO each other this time.

[thatgirl61]

Like the speed of light!

[tinge1990]

YES. RUN TO EACH OTHER!!

Haha that said, that's a very interesting analogy. But I think we are giving Hart more credit that is due. I do not think that the writers and Hart overanalyse each episode like this. They really have no time.

IMO, this happens because people's ideas and thoughts don't change over time. Like, I often repeat plots for short stories without knowing it because the idea has been planted in my head already. That explains the repeats even when people think their ideas are original.

[MI_Bonesgirl]

I'm not sure if I give Hart and Co that much credit. I have also thought of some of those parallels, but chalked it up to overanalyzing the show. IDK, I just have trouble speculating anything at this point regarding a potential B&B relationship because this plot line is so effed up. There are so many factors to put into it-I need a better grip on how long journo Barbie will be around, how the breakup goes down, How Brennan deals with it and IF she realizes and admits that yes, she does love Booth...And lastly, if Brennan attempts to date anyone else.
I'm torn-part of me really believes that ship has sailed, that B&B have missed their moment, but the optimist in me- who doesn't come out to play very often with this show anymore-still thinks there is hope for them to be together by the end of the year. Hopefully by mid-season we have a good idea how the end of the season will go down....

[joybrennan]

I started answering this, but realized don't have time right now. Suffice it to say, IMO, the author is on to something, but the application is off, almost flip-flopped. It does offer hope though.

[jro54]

I'm really worried to see how season 6 play out...like losing sleep over it. I'm not as adamant about B&B getting together right now simply because I don't think they were ready to get together in the 100th. Booth could have tried harder to get Brennan to admit her feelings for him, but that wouldn't have made a difference because Brennan would rather have him as a friend and partner than risk their relationship and possibly lose him...and Booth needs to make sure that Brennan is the ONE he really wants...I just hope it's realistic and they don't just go back to everything be okay. I can see some positive scenarios coming out of this SO storyline-But it all depends on how long the SO lasts, how does Booth/Hannah brake up, is Brennan aware of her feelings and how does she feel once the SO leaves.

[HermioneGirl101]

I'm really worried to see how season 6 play out...like losing sleep over it. I'm not as adamant about B&B getting together right now simply because I don't think they were ready to get together in the 100th. Booth could have tried harder to get Brennan to admit her feelings for him, but that wouldn't have made a difference because Brennan would rather have him as a friend and partner than risk their relationship and possibly lose him...and Booth needs to make sure that Brennan is the ONE he really wants...I just hope it's realistic and they don't just go back to everything be okay. I can see some positive scenarios coming out of this SO storyline-But it all depends on how long the SO lasts, how does Booth/Hannah brake up, is Brennan aware of her feelings and how does she feel once the SO leaves.

Personally, I'm not worried. I've done my fair share of panicking over the summer, especially when the news of the Hanninator first came out. But I recently discovered something I wrote after the finale aired (ahem... maybe because I was organizing my notes and I ended up drawing BB fanart instead of studying for finals...). It said something like "in the end, all of the heartache and the waiting and the missed opportunities didn't matter. they were together now. each of those experiences had been one stone in the path across the mighty river from partners to friends to lovers. they wouldn't have made it across without each of those steps, and now it was all worth it." We all know they're going to get together in the end. Let's enjoy the ride.

[crzy4bones]

Very well put Hermione Girl...makes me want to hum "Bless the Broken Road" by Rascal Flatts...